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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2003
Page
4
Bramwell writer Susan Gullion condemns leniency and six month extensions, arguing junked cars invite rats and snakes. She urges strict enforcement to protect the elderly, poor, and disabled from neglect and safety risks.
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph presents a religious quotation from Jesus noting the great commandment to love God with all heart soul and mind. The piece highlights biblical teaching as a guiding principle in public life.
A federal labor study shows West Virginia manufacturing workers miss more time due to job related injuries and illnesses than other state workers. Nonfatal injuries rose from 32 700 to 34 200. injury rate 7 2 in 2001 down from 8 0 in 1998. The report notes 23 of national injuries occurred in southern states amid state efforts to overhaul a deficit plagued workers camp program. The legislature faces antic ipated bankruptcy and focuses on curbing fraud while protecting legitimate claims.
The Coal Miners Memorial Festival Committee expresses deep thanks for planning and cooperation that led to the memorial dedication, mining victims remembrance, and a parade and festival. Special thanks listed to dedication speakers, clergy, vocalists, schools, local officials, emergency services, businesses, and many volunteers including Gaynelle Thompson and Anita Short.
A letter from Herbert H. and Mary J. Harvey of Lashmeet WV lauds Senator Robert C. Byrd for his long service and defends the right to dissent from President Bush over war and policy. The authors stress democracy, express doubts about WMDs and links to Saddam, and urge continued support for troops. They praise Byrd’s experience and call for continued patriotic discourse.
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